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This week’s arts news and trending topics
This week’s leading arts information stories Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are suggested that the next report contains names of people who have died. Darwin Competition rejects $200,000 sponsorship presentThe Pageant Board has turned down a sponsorship provide from an arts and environmental coalition on the basis it could adversely impact the Festival’s independence. From dust to universe: Tomás Saraceno opens at MonaAn artist who can ‘change the entire world with wonderful things’ – Mona’s most recent exhibition attributes the function of Tomás Saraceno with First Nations collaborations. ChatGPT AI produced art criticArtsHub places ChatGPT to the test as an artwork critic. Vale Robert Adamson, poet of the Hawkesbury…
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Dr. John, Weezer, Kelsea Ballerini, Grateful Dead top this week’s new music releases
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A posthumous release from Dr. John, something new from Will and Jada Smith’s daughter Willow and the return of 5 Seconds of Summer top this week’s batch of new releases (all subject to change)… Album of the Week: After six decades of musical rabble-rousing, you didn’t think Dr. John would go quietly, did you? The New Orleans legend and 2011 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee (aka Mac Rebennack Jr.) had one more album in the can at the time of his passing in June of 2019 at the age of 77, and “Things Happen That Way” (Rounder) comes out this week, a 10-track set featuring…
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This week’s top stories | Aurora News-Register
Trin Jensen Images moves to downtown sq.Trin Jensen Images is on the go, in much more means than one.The Aurora-centered photographer has relocated to the downtown sq., obtaining operated from her residence the past a number of years, and is regularly on location, having wedding and portrait photographs all about the country and sometimes even on international soil.With 11 several years of experience and a developing name powering her name, Triniti Jensen claims she has expanded her vision, ensuing in small business development she would by no means have imagined when she initially launched her photo business back in 2011. An eye for imagesThere is anything about a excursion…
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Be in the know with this week’s arts news
We’ve recapped the hottest headlines, announcements and arts news that shaped the zeitgeist this past week. Our top news stories this week Our top career stories this week Jump to:Be in the knowWhat’s onReview highlights Be in the know Blak Market’s new home (NSW) Black Market has found a regular home at The Rocks with the event kicking off on the weekend of 13 August. Stallholders will bring authentic, original and affordable First Nations artworks, beauty products, jewellery and homewares with 100{5b4d37f3b561c14bd186647c61229400cd4722d6fb37730c64ddff077a6b66c6} of projects going back to Aboriginal communities. The Blak Markets will be held four times a year at The Rocks in addition to its regular site on Bare…
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Spackman Media Group Artist Son Suk-Ku’s K-Drama, MY LIBERATION NOTES, #1 In Korean TV Drama Rankings For Two Consecutive Weeks | Taiwan News
MY LIBERATION NOTES, the Korean drama series starring Spackman Media Group artist Son Suk-ku, maintained its top spot in TV drama rankings in Korea for two consecutive weeks, according to Good Data TV Popularity Research Son Suk-ku, who is represented by SBD Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Spackman Media Group, is the most popular actor in Korea for three weeks in a row, based on Good Data TV Popularity Research Son Suk-ku stars along with Ma Dong-seok (Don Lee) in upcoming film THE ROUNDUP, a sequel film to the 2017 box office hit THE OUTLAWS, which is expected to be released on May 18 SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 17…
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Miranda Lambert, Willie Nelson, Chris Janson top this week’s new music releases
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A trio of country favorites — Miranda Lambert, Willie Nelson and Chris Janson — headlines this week’s new music release offerings (all subject to change)… Album of the Week: Hot off Academy of Country Music Awards honors as Entertainer of the Year, Miranda Lambert releases “Palomino” (Vanner/ RCA Nashville), her eighth studio album and follow-up to last year’s acclaimed “The Marfa Tapes” collaboration. Always one to surprise, Lambert teams up with the B-52′s on “Music City Queen” and covers the title track from Mick Jagger’s 1993 solo album “Wandering Spirit.” Album Title of the Week: Ann Wilson, “Fierce Bliss” (Silver Lining Music) Did Ya Know?: “Profound Mysteries”…
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